Not exact matches
The character Socrates locates himself in the cave — meaning the ordinary, political
world of images people
mistake for reality.
Third — and perhaps most importantly — Driscoll and other leaders in the «masculinity movement» have made a terrible
mistake in combating the perceived «crisis» with an
image of Jesus that conforms to the
world's view
of masculinity, rather than the
image of Jesus we actually find in Scripture.
«There, Helen discovers she has a rare gift, indispensable in the
world of image control: She can convince arrogant men to admit their
mistakes, spinning crises into second chances.»
I fell into a dope - induced stupor but can recall
images of Will vomiting into a small plastic bag (pills + switchback turns = regrettable
mistake) and I believe I spoke sharply at the young boy sitting behind us, who was picking my pocket in a dream
world.
This Dutch city may conjure
images of bucolic canal side row houses, Technicolor tulips, and leisurely bike rides, but make no
mistake about it: it's one
of the
world's most popular destinations, and faces crowds all year long that flock there as a result.
I throw humor in this part by establishing that the scientific agreement on climate change is as solid as these scientific agreements: Earth is round, Earth revolves around the sun, dinosaurs once existed, smoking causes cancer (I have a comical
image of a 4 year old child trying to smoke a cigarette), Neil Armstrong once walked on the moon, and the Cubs never winning the
World Series (I admit then that
image is a
mistake.